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Step Into My Sessions: Loving painter’s tape!
Tip of the week: Painter’s Tape!! I use it in lots of different ways: marking play zones on the carpet, putting my own work up on the walls to organize myself, identifying race courses on the floor, and more. A while back, I realized the critical role that painter’s tape can play in tabletop games.
Setting goals for conversation
I’ve been combining CPPEV and SocialScales in my work. Texting is a way lots of teens and young adults have conversations (or by using Discord, etc., which is similar). This student and I put a Scale together that allowed them to think about how they used this communication platform.
Step Into My Sessions: Not all goals cover an entire school year…
Sometimes goals cover long periods of time (like IEP or insurance goals, more on this coming up soon), and sometimes they cover a short time period, like a week.
Summer means…a chatty story about personal growth…
I love finding materials that move my work to a whole new level. Several years ago, I began a deep dive into continuums, and discovered material that is exceptionally relevant to my students, especially as they moved into young adulthood and beyond. Their purpose isn’t to insist on being followed, or cue students to give us the answer we want to hear. When appropriately crafted, scales can become. . .
